Name: Trimming scissors Brand: VIVOSUN Color: Shows as pictures Weight: 80g / 0.18lbs Features: 1. Surgical stainless steel with titanium coating. 2. Ideal for cutting and trimming flowers. 3. With high quality springs can reduce hand strain. 4. It will stay sharp during multiple uses and is very easy to clean. https://bestelectricmower.com is a participant
Name: Trimming scissors
Brand: VIVOSUN
Color: Shows as pictures
Weight: 80g / 0.18lbs
Features:
1. Surgical stainless steel with titanium coating.
2. Ideal for cutting and trimming flowers.
3. With high quality springs can reduce hand strain.
4. It will stay sharp during multiple uses and is very easy to clean.
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Does as advertised, the curve is useful for trimming. Product is labeled as “Hand Pruner Pruning Shear with Curved Titanium Precision Blades”, emphasis on Titanium, however if you zoom in on the blades they are clearly labeled “Stainless Steel”. I haven’t had them long enough to give you feedback on the performance of these shears, but this seemed important to point out for potential customers.EDIT: The item title has changed from its original title of a Curved Titanium Blade, seller updated the post to state it was…
These pruners are just OK. These hand pruners are fairly cheaply made, except for the actual cutting surfaces. The plastic components feel flimsy and the lock does not inspire much confidence. They do however get the job done. For smaller plants (ferns as opposed to more resilient vegetation) this cuts with ease. I would expect them to handle anything much more. 6.5″ refers to the total length of the tool, not the blades.PROS:+ Inexpensive+ Quality blades+ Cuts smaller plans well…
Very sharp, narrow blades. Good shears. These are really nice for pruning and delicate trimming. The blades are just a little longer than Fiskars and the tip is a little narrower. The spring is a little stronger than I like so you have to keep a some tension on the handles to keep the blades from opening up wide which tires my hand after a while. Other people might really like this but for the tiny fine stems I am trimming, I only open them a little. One reviewer mentioned shortening the spring which I might check into They are…